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lead that the contest was not as in- teresting as most of the others during the day. NEW CHAMPIONS WILL BE CROWNED IN CLASS C One new champion for the 1936! event was assured late yesterday afternoon when Rock Glen, defending its crown in Class C, was put out of the running by Pulaskie Junior High, of Coal Township, which traveled through an extra period to win. 38 to 21. Pulaskie came through to victory; after Rock Glen, sparked by a stellar1 |player in Schneider, had held the upper hand most of the way. The Little Demons from Coal did not show much until the last period and then they cams to life when Yezerski, a brother of the famous Sammy, started throwing them in the basket from all angles. Just before the regular playing time expired, Davis, Rock Glen guard, let one drive from beyond the middle; of the court and It whipped the cords to send the game into an extra period.Once the over-time started, Pulaskie did not leave the fans in doubt as to the outcome. Yezerski made a foul goal and two baskets. Boone scored for Rock Glen. But Pulaskie had nothing to worry about and drew away with Yezerski's two fouli goals and a long one by Narke. Narke is a brother of the Coal; township forward of 1935; KalinoskiJ a brother of this year???s high individual scorer and new record holder in the Keystone league and Showinski a brother of A 1 Finder, college athlete. FIELD GOAL IN LAST MINUTE BRINGS VICTORY The tourney opened with one of the best games of the day, Nuremburg, nosing out Locust townsEip with a sensational spurt after Johnny Hughes??? Columbia county athletes seemed| destined to win their way into the finals 33 to 32. Locust was off in front 12 to 8 at the quarter and had a 19 to 14 lead at the half. Going into the final eight minutes with a 28 to 20 advantage, they were apparently in. Then Nuremburg started coming up. With four minutes remaining Locust led only 30 to 28. Klase, Nuremburg center, made a foul goal and Rarig, Locust star, came bac'.c with a side shot. Klase scored in for Nuremburg.Two minutes remained and Locust was in front a point. Then Klase made himself a hero with Nuremburg fans by again scoring from scrimmage, making a front shot that put his team in front, 33 to 32. It stayed there for the remaining 55 iseconds of play as no score was produced.Prof. Hartline to Speak To Astronomy Group 4//L fsk n "professor D. S. Hartline will address the astronomy group of the A.A.Ujv. in Science Hall, room 8, at 7:30 o dock this evening. The lecture, illustrated with lantern slides, will consist of various topics of both biological an astronomical phenomena. A trip along the new coastal route, a visit to the alligator farm, the Bok Tower and many other points of interest afforded an ample opportunity for observation at first hand of these places. A study of ferns of the interior and obserya- Ition of the constellations of the Southern Cross from the outdoor observatory at Miami, Florida, are two mam features which Prof. Hartine will dis-' cuss. The astronomy group invites any one interested in these subjects to he their guests. College Publication Winner in Sports 4 !/ tfetailed information was received yesterday that the Maroon & Gold. Teachers College publication, had been awarded first place in sports in the Columbia Scholastic Press Association competition last week. It was entered in the class of schools, of education having an enrollment of| 700 or less. Other awards in the djvi-| ision went to Los Angeles. Trenton,j iMadison. S. D., Milwaukee, Cortland,! INLY., and Charleston, UL Spoke at Sunbury 3hWO Prof. E. A. Reams, of the State Teachers College faculty, spoke on! ???The Situation in Europe Today??? at the monthly dinner meeting of the Presbyterian Men???s Club of Sunbury. A large number of the Pennsylvania Men???s Club of Sunbury. A large inumber enjoyed the splendid address. Warrior Run s. fg- pts. Shoemaker, f 0-1 6 Skwarto, i 0-1 6 Rozdowski, c 3-5 3 Temetz, c 0-0 0 A. Anrdxis, g 0-0 0 Thomas, g 2-3 2 Piestrak, g 0-0 18 J. Andrus, g 0-0 0 Totals ??? 19 Blythe Township 5-10 43 ??? I * Mack, f S??? fg. pts. 0-1 8 Krinzo, f 0-0 0 ;Smith, f .... 0 0-2 0 Puzanskie, f . 0-0 2 Zemmsky, c 0-1 2 Rompolo, g ........ 3-3 9 McNealn, g 0-0 0 Kemple, g 1-2 1 ??? -- - ???a. Totals 4-9 22 Warrior Run .13 7 15 &-43 Blythe Twp Referee???Withlca. 0 13???22 1 Rock Glen g??? fg. pis. Boone, f ... 2 0-0 4 Schneider, f 7 1-2 15 G. Pekolo, c 1 1-1 3 J. Pekolo, c . 1 0-0 2 Enama, g ... 1 3-4 5 Davis, g ... 1 0-0 2 Hartranft, g 0 0-0 01 ??? ????????????????????? ???{j, Totals 13 5-7 3 If Pulaskie g- fg. ptsj F. Narke, f 3 1-3 7 Rauba. f ... 1 0-0 2 Madden, f .. 3 0-0 6 Benkoski, c 0 0-0 0 Kalinoski, c 1 0-0 21 Korkuch, c , 0 0-0 d g 0 0-0 0( Yezerski, g 8 8-5 21 'Totals 16 6-8 38 Pulaskie .... 5 9 6 9 9???38 Rock Glen . 8 7 10 4 2???31 Referees???Phillips and Rompalo. Locust Township L ??? g- fg. pte. Rang, f 6 0-0 12 Schlieder, 1 ... 0-0 2 Carl f 0-0 6 Kleese, c 0-0 6 Feese, g 1-1 5 Sevison, g 0 1-1 1 Hornberger, g ... 0 0-0 0 15 2-2 32 1 Nuremburg g- fg- pts. L Davis, f 0 0-0 0 Schlack, f 0-0 0 Mummey, f 7 1-7 15 ???fClingerman, 1 ... 0 0-0 0 Klase, c 6 2-3 14 F. Davis, g 2 0-0 4 Fisher, g 0 0-0 0 Hrown cr 0 0-1 0 Totals 15 3-11 33 Nuremburg 8 6 6 13 -33 Locust 12 7 9 4???32 Referees???Rompalo, ?nd Phillios.

lead that the contest was not as in- teresting as most of the others during the day. NEW CHAMPIONS WILL BE CROWNED IN CLASS C One new champion for the 1936! event was assured late yesterday afternoon when Rock Glen, defending its crown in Class C, was put out of the running by Pulaskie Junior High, of Coal Township, which traveled through an extra period to win. 38 to 21. Pulaskie came through to victory; after Rock Glen, sparked by a stellar1 |player in Schneider, had held the upper hand most of the way. The Little Demons from Coal did not show much until the last period and then they cams to life when Yezerski, a brother of the famous Sammy, started throwing them in the basket from all angles. Just before the regular playing time expired, Davis, Rock Glen guard, let one drive from beyond the middle; of the court and It whipped the cords to send the game into an extra period.Once the over-time started, Pulaskie did not leave the fans in doubt as to the outcome. Yezerski made a foul goal and two baskets. Boone scored for Rock Glen. But Pulaskie had nothing to worry about and drew away with Yezerski's two fouli goals and a long one by Narke. Narke is a brother of the Coal; township forward of 1935; KalinoskiJ a brother of this year???s high individual scorer and new record holder in the Keystone league and Showinski a brother of A 1 Finder, college athlete. FIELD GOAL IN LAST MINUTE BRINGS VICTORY The tourney opened with one of the best games of the day, Nuremburg, nosing out Locust townsEip with a sensational spurt after Johnny Hughes??? Columbia county athletes seemed| destined to win their way into the finals 33 to 32. Locust was off in front 12 to 8 at the quarter and had a 19 to 14 lead at the half. Going into the final eight minutes with a 28 to 20 advantage, they were apparently in. Then Nuremburg started coming up. With four minutes remaining Locust led only 30 to 28. Klase, Nuremburg center, made a foul goal and Rarig, Locust star, came bac'.c with a side shot. Klase scored in for Nuremburg.Two minutes remained and Locust was in front a point. Then Klase made himself a hero with Nuremburg fans by again scoring from scrimmage, making a front shot that put his team in front, 33 to 32. It stayed there for the remaining 55 iseconds of play as no score was produced.Prof. Hartline to Speak To Astronomy Group 4//L fsk n "professor D. S. Hartline will address the astronomy group of the A.A.Ujv. in Science Hall, room 8, at 7:30 o dock this evening. The lecture, illustrated with lantern slides, will consist of various topics of both biological an astronomical phenomena. A trip along the new coastal route, a visit to the alligator farm, the Bok Tower and many other points of interest afforded an ample opportunity for observation at first hand of these places. A study of ferns of the interior and obserya- Ition of the constellations of the Southern Cross from the outdoor observatory at Miami, Florida, are two mam features which Prof. Hartine will dis-' cuss. The astronomy group invites any one interested in these subjects to he their guests. College Publication Winner in Sports 4 !/ tfetailed information was received yesterday that the Maroon & Gold. Teachers College publication, had been awarded first place in sports in the Columbia Scholastic Press Association competition last week. It was entered in the class of schools, of education having an enrollment of| 700 or less. Other awards in the djvi-| ision went to Los Angeles. Trenton,j iMadison. S. D., Milwaukee, Cortland,! INLY., and Charleston, UL Spoke at Sunbury 3hWO Prof. E. A. Reams, of the State Teachers College faculty, spoke on! ???The Situation in Europe Today??? at the monthly dinner meeting of the Presbyterian Men???s Club of Sunbury. A large number of the Pennsylvania Men???s Club of Sunbury. A large inumber enjoyed the splendid address. Warrior Run s. fg- pts. Shoemaker, f 0-1 6 Skwarto, i 0-1 6 Rozdowski, c 3-5 3 Temetz, c 0-0 0 A. Anrdxis, g 0-0 0 Thomas, g 2-3 2 Piestrak, g 0-0 18 J. Andrus, g 0-0 0 Totals ??? 19 Blythe Township 5-10 43 ??? I * Mack, f S??? fg. pts. 0-1 8 Krinzo, f 0-0 0 ;Smith, f .... 0 0-2 0 Puzanskie, f . 0-0 2 Zemmsky, c 0-1 2 Rompolo, g ........ 3-3 9 McNealn, g 0-0 0 Kemple, g 1-2 1 ??? -- - ???a. Totals 4-9 22 Warrior Run .13 7 15 &-43 Blythe Twp Referee???Withlca. 0 13???22 1 Rock Glen g??? fg. pis. Boone, f ... 2 0-0 4 Schneider, f 7 1-2 15 G. Pekolo, c 1 1-1 3 J. Pekolo, c . 1 0-0 2 Enama, g ... 1 3-4 5 Davis, g ... 1 0-0 2 Hartranft, g 0 0-0 01 ??? ????????????????????? ???{j, Totals 13 5-7 3 If Pulaskie g- fg. ptsj F. Narke, f 3 1-3 7 Rauba. f ... 1 0-0 2 Madden, f .. 3 0-0 6 Benkoski, c 0 0-0 0 Kalinoski, c 1 0-0 21 Korkuch, c , 0 0-0 d g 0 0-0 0( Yezerski, g 8 8-5 21 'Totals 16 6-8 38 Pulaskie .... 5 9 6 9 9???38 Rock Glen . 8 7 10 4 2???31 Referees???Phillips and Rompalo. Locust Township L ??? g- fg. pte. Rang, f 6 0-0 12 Schlieder, 1 ... 0-0 2 Carl f 0-0 6 Kleese, c 0-0 6 Feese, g 1-1 5 Sevison, g 0 1-1 1 Hornberger, g ... 0 0-0 0 15 2-2 32 1 Nuremburg g- fg- pts. L Davis, f 0 0-0 0 Schlack, f 0-0 0 Mummey, f 7 1-7 15 ???fClingerman, 1 ... 0 0-0 0 Klase, c 6 2-3 14 F. Davis, g 2 0-0 4 Fisher, g 0 0-0 0 Hrown cr 0 0-1 0 Totals 15 3-11 33 Nuremburg 8 6 6 13 -33 Locust 12 7 9 4???32 Referees???Rompalo, ?nd Phillios.